I remember reading this when it was originally posted. Getting scammed sucks, and there are clearly some dark patterns. But it's 2024; handing your credit car

I remember reading this when it was originally posted. Getting scammed sucks, and there are clearly some dark patterns. But it's 2024; handing your credit card and personal details over to a random company without understanding the terms is crazy. And by "understand the terms", I'm not suggesting you comb through the documentation to find answers. If the company isn't clear and up-front about how their product works, they aren't serious. Don't give them your money. For a subscription service: what do I get? what do I owe? what are my obligations? how do I cancel? But, this sort of marketing works because people will do silly things to get something for "free".